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#TIMTec Mooc

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• Operating system: Debian (>= 7.7) or Ubuntu (14.04);
• Proxy server: uwsgi (>= 2.0.7);
• Web Server: nginx (>= 1.6.2);
• javascript server-side interpreter: node.js (>= 0.10.40);
• Data base server: postgresql (>= 9.2);
• Python language package: python (= 2.7 ou < 3);
• Virtual Enviroment Python: virtualenv (>=1.11.6);

• all the above requirements
• build essentials and many dev packages if on apt/rpm based systems
  • libpq-dev, libjpeg-dev, libpng12-dev, build-essential, python-dev, gettext
• nodejs (0.10+) (you will need a ppa for ubuntu < 14.04)

• Processor: Dual Core
• RAM: 2 to 4 GB
• Disk Space: 10 GB
• Network Total Transfer/mo: ~12GB
• Incoming: 1GB
• Outgoing: 11 GB

• Processor: Quad Core
• RAM: 4 to 6 GB
• Disk Space: 25 GB
• Network Total Transfer/mo: ~25GB
• Incoming: 2GB
• Outgoing: 23 GB

• create a Python 2.X virtualenv

  virtualenv ../timtec-env

• activate the virtual env

  source ../timtec-env/bin/activate

• run make

  make

• run the django devel server

  ./manage.py runserver

We provide a vagrant file for easy dev environment creation. Install Vagrant and on the main directory run:

vagrant up

Them you just need to go inside the machine to start the dev server:

vagrant ssh

On the VM console:

./manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

Now the system is running, you can go to http://localhost:8000 on your web browser and navigate on it. To create a new superuser (so you can give permissions to other make other users professors) run:

./manage.py createsuperuser

See the Vagrantfile and script folder for more details.

We made a bunch of tests for the system. They are separated into python tests (that includes selenium full stack tests) and Karma/AngularJS tests. To run all of them together just type

make all_tests

remember that you need to have your virtualenv activated and has installed everything from the dev-requirements.txt file.

Activate virtual env, then:

make python_tests

In the root of repository:

make karma_tests